Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.


the county seat Monday.
A grass. fed steer weighing 2, 400 pounds
was recently marketed in Bismarck.
60 to H. H. Days, Main ST., Bismarck,
for jewelry, watches, repairing, etc.
4 Mr.. g. W. Lynn, of Winchester, visited
SW1lliamsport on business, Wednesday.
Farmer Field of Burleigh County, was
a visitor to the Williamsport country last
week.
District Attorney Armstrong was among
Wllliamsport's visitors to Bismarck this
week.
Y Treasurer Brindle took eighty-fiv bush
els of wheat at one load to Bismarck last
week.
u j. A. Robinson's young son Israel is
clerking in l. G. DcGraff's store at Bis
marck.
DR.. j. M. White, of Logan County, was
among the visitors to Wllllamsport, last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. r. Rupert leave next
Tuesday, overland. for Aurora county, to
spend the winter.
The Bismarck Tribune states that there
| is likelihood of the A., B. s. N. w. being
lroned this winter.
Y Mr.. Worst will hold services a week
from Sunday-the last previous to his de-
parture for the east
T Mr.. J. G. Bentley arrived from Bis
marck this week with the remainder OF
his household goods
For new crop Box Elder and White
Ash Seeds go to Oscar II. Will, Seeds.
man, Bismarck, Oak.
Mr.. ]. N. Roop made flying trip to
I the Capital City this week, going up
! Monday and returning Tuesday.
Matt Lockton has ENGAGED to work for
Prof. Keim, and SO will be resident of
the Williamsport country. this winter. =
George Gutjahr bought Ira Young
oxen the other day, and Ira purchased a
team of horses from ]. 3. Tayler, of Bis
marck.
R. L. Durant s. Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck, Oak, solicit
mail orders.
Probate Judge Thistlethwaite and
County Survey or Allen were among the
Cherry Grove people visiting the county
seat this week.
+ The chilly winds that have been moan
| ing drearily a portion of the past week
say plainly unto the farmer, "Gct you
ready for winter"
$. L. Parks, of Clayton Township, left
for Minnesota Saturday Afternoon, with a
wagon and SIX horses. He will travel a
! distance of 1856 miles.
I Mr.. Jagd, who owns land in the Arm
strong nsighborhood, is at present stop
ping there. He intends to come out next
spring to remain permanently.
Nothing better shows the improved
condition of affairs in Emmons County
\ than the increase in the RECORDS sub.
scriptions during the past SIX weeks.
That pleasant and popular lady, Mrs.
G. g. Livingston, of Livopa, came over
Friday to visit friends in the Williams
port nelghborhood, returning Monday.
We saw Willlamsport young bachelor
the other day half-soliug his winter
"bricherloons." He was sitting on pile
of law books and said, Don't give me
away" And SO we won't.
Sheriff Wade with ballot-box in tow
was seen driving across the prairie dowr
in the Holland Settlement last week. The
box will be filled with against division
votes on the 9Th of next month.
II Mr.. G. NJ. Mandigo has filed timber
culture entry on the n. W. or. of 8-135-75
and Mr.. E. A. Keebler has made t. c.
entry on the n. e. Or. of 26 1916. Bott
kclaims were successfully contested.
Superintendent Worst recently had &
colt so badly gored by cow that all its
bowels seemed to protrude from the
wound. They were put back, the skir
sewed up, and the colt is getting well.
H. H. Pitcher has written to Mr.. Arm
strong for diamond willow cane, and i
has been forwarded. Imagine the yarn
about Dakota H. H. will spin while ex
hibiting that cane to the wondering ma
tives "back east"
\ Messrs. G. w. Earl, Peter Klynstra
Jele Kerkestra, Wieger Rodenburg, Hark'
4 NJ de Boer. John Klynstra, Pctrus Wee
neklaasen, Albert Haak and Dirk Hasper
all of Bakker Township, were in Will
, iamsport, Wednesday, on fnal-proo
Y business.
Our farmers are now busily engaged il
| hauling their wheat to Bismarck, but i
will take good part Of the winter to &C
it all there. Two thrashing-machines ar
hard at work in this neighborhoed, an.
there is yet considerable grain to b
thrashed.
Merchant Bumstead, of Winchester
stopped at the county seat Tuesda.
night, and Wednesday struck out on
trailless course across the prairie on
= business trip to Eureka, the new town a
the northern terminus of the Milwaukee
Railways Bismarck extension.
| The warm spelp' the fore part of thi
t week makes the following from a Texa
paper quite appropriate Backward
turn backward, o, Time in thy flight
give us frost again, just for tonight
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